Hockey Gambling<\/strong><\/a> fans sure are getting their money\u2019s worth from the\u00a0free nhl picks<\/strong><\/a> we give out here at Capperspicks.com.<\/p>\n Team Records:<\/strong><\/p>\n Philadelphia: 40-34-6 Tonight, 7:05p.m. ET Flyers vs. Rangers<\/strong><\/p>\n Well, a home and home series does not get much bigger than this. The NHL schedule makers must have been staring into a crystal ball when the put the Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers against each other in their final two games of the 2009-2010 campaign. One of these teams is playing poorly at the moment while the other team is playing some of their best hockey of the season.<\/p>\n The Philadelphia Flyers have been acting like they do not want a playoff spot. They have won two straight games but have gone a disappointing 3-6-1 in their last 10 games. If Atlanta, Boston or Montreal played decently over the past two or so weeks, the Flyers would not be in seventh place in the Eastern Conference \u2013\u00a0 they might not even be occupying a playoff position.<\/p>\n Jeff Carter is rumoured to be returning Friday night and his return could not come soon enough. Daniele Briere, Simone Gagne and Scott Hartnell have disappeared for the Flyers and have left the offense up to Ian LaPerriere and Claude Giroux. And you are wondering why the Flyers have struggled? Netminding has been OK for the Flyers but it is nowhere near the level it needs to be at this time of the season.<\/p>\n The New York Rangers have definitely made things interesting in the Eastern Conference. They appear to be on their ninth life and clinging to life. Urgency seems to suit these Rangers just fine. They are 6-3-1 in their last 10 games and an impressive 6-1 in their last seven outings. The Rangers are hot right now and looking like the team that many envisioned when the season started.
\nNew York: 37-33-10 <\/p>\n
\nSportsbook odds: Flyers +125, Rangers -145, O\/U 5.5<\/p>\n